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Photo (L-R): University College Cork SFI-IRC Pathway Awardees Dr Neil Coughlan, Dr Friederike Uhlig, Dr Camila Tavares Pereira and Dr Noel O’Connell. Image credit: Ruben Martinez.
03 Nov 2023

Researcher funded to create a model to reduce risks of extreme weather events

Four UCC researchers awarded a combined €1.725 million funding in SFI-IRC Pathway programme awards. Funding will support the development of a model to reduce the risk associated with weather events caused by climate change. Project investigating a novel therapeutic target for the treatment of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) also receives funding.
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Mr Sean O’Driscoll, Chair of UCC's Governing Authority. Image credit: Provision
02 Nov 2023

UCC announces appointment of new Chair of its Governing Authority

Mr Sean O’Driscoll announced as Chair of UCC's Governing Authority.  
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02 Nov 2023

UCC to co-lead national initiative in driving Open Research and the Responsible Research Assessment agenda

UCC to co-lead the National Chapter for Ireland, bringing together ten higher education institutions and three research funding organisations. The creation of National Chapters in different jurisdictions is a key action of the European Union’s Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) and underpins their strategy for implementing and embedding Responsible Research Assessment (RRA), a key element of the Open Research agenda. €200,000 awarded to UCC under the National Open Research Forum (NORF) Research Fund 2023 to embed Open Research practices in Ireland.
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Pictured left to right: UCC President John O'Halloran, Coral Black, UCC University Librarian, and Adi Roche, Chernobyl Children International, examining radiation map showing the spread of radioactive materials following the Chernobyl disaster. Image credit: Provision
31 Oct 2023

Adi Roche and Chernobyl Children International Archives donated to UCC

The extensive archives track the work of Adi Roche and charity she set up in 1991 in the wake of the 1986 nuclear disaster. Artefacts chart CCI's development from a grass-roots movement to a international UN recognised NGO.  The charity has saved the lives of generations of children affected by the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.
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